grouped

/ɡruːpt/

organized into a group

The students were grouped by their interests for the project.

Students were divided into groups based on shared interests.

general

to arrange people or things into distinct groups

The teacher grouped the students into teams of four.

The teacher divided the students into teams of four members each.

The data was grouped by category for easier analysis.

The data was organized into categories to simplify analysis.

Often used with prepositions like 'by', 'into', or 'together'.

Collocations

grouped byorganized according to a specific criteriongrouped intodivided into distinct groupsgrouped togethercombined into a single group

interactions and relationships within a group

therapy conducted in a group setting

Pay attention to prepositions like 'by', 'into', or 'together' to understand how items are grouped.

Ensure that grouping criteria are applied consistently to avoid confusion.

Derived from the noun 'group' + past tense suffix '-ed'.

Commonly used in contexts involving organization, data analysis, or team formation.

group

a collection of people or things

root

-ed

past tense or past participle

suffix

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